It was a wild game against Washington State on Saturday night as the Broncos led whistle to whistle, but had to hold on by the skin of their teeth to pull out the win. Given how tight things got at the end, one could look back at some pretty pivotal moments in the game that ultimately decided the outcome...one of them was Sam McCaskill’s field goal block (we did win by 3, after all), but possibly an even bigger one was Tyler Horton’s pick six on WSU’s first drive of the game. The 85-yard scamper was the longest Boise State pick six since Jamar Taylor’s 100-yarder against ASU in the 2011 Maaco Bowl and set the tone early for the Broncos.
Tyler Horton earns MWC defensive player of the week honors
